Scrape multiple Telegram channels in one run
A product documentation team can collect short text feeds from Telegram News and Telegram Tips together. Each message keeps its channel identity and permalink so a reviewer can relate release announcements to usage guidance.
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Monitor the progress in real time. You will be notified as soon as your dataset is complete and ready for review. Each result includes data such as channel, channel name, message id, and more.
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List as many public channels as you need in channels, as usernames or t.me links. The Telegram Channel Scraper applies maxMessages to each channel separately and every row carries the channel field.
No. The Telegram Channel Scraper reads the public web preview of each channel. No API key, phone number, login or session is needed.
The Telegram Channel Scraper bills $0.005 per message delivered across all channels and nothing for channel metadata. Two channels at two messages each cost about $0.02.
Each row has channel, channelName and messageUrl, so a permalink and the channel identity travel with every message when you merge the feeds.